This document outlines an idea for a presentation about generating, sharing, and realizing ideas. It discusses how most ideas are wasted due to a lack of time, engagement, or feasibility. Properly timing an idea's presentation to an interested audience can help realize its potential. The document then suggests visualizing a world where ideas are personified and supported, and proposes creating an online tool to search for, describe, and archive ideas in order to encourage collaboration and utilization of ideas for public benefit. In the end, it asks the audience for their own ideas to take the first steps towards realizing them.

1. What I want(idea for a PechaKuchawhich never happened) PresentationZayera Khan, 15 september 2009

2. Slide 1: GeneratingIdeasEveryonehaveideasSomehave less ideasSomehavemanyideasA fewhave crazy ideasWhatdowedo with all theseideas?

3. Slide 2: WastedIdeasMostideas are wastedDisapper in someones mind, thoughtsA few are discussed with otherpeopleMostideas are killed, due to lack of time, engagement, motivation, interest, economicalresources, know-how, technicalfeasability, etc.An importantfactor is TIMING!

4. Slide 3: TimingTiming canrealizeideas in waysunforseen.Imaginationpresented for an audience with potential interest and realizationcapacity.Meetings and sellingideas, whenideas are perceptible.Where are ideasperceptible?

5. Slide 4: LocationSell and presentingideas in a meetingInformally for family and friendsAt a partyNetworking with business peopleTargetedmeeting to gainresponse and sponsorsVenture-capitalistsApply for statefundingsHowmuch time are you willing to putinto this?

6. Slide 5: EnergyEnergy = ectropy vs. entropyHowmuchenergy I putintosomething vs. whatdo I gain from this? Is it of monetaryvalue?Social credibility and humanitarianbeliefs?Doing Good for the sake of Goodness?Power, reputation, acknowledgement?What makes you tick? Who would you help and why?

7. Slide 6: Helping for freeThat is alsocalledvolunteeringOr communismPerhaps just sharing and caringThe power of thoughts or is it ideas?!

8. Slide 7: SocietyDoes our society enableideas to survive?I daresay ”NO”Why? Look around……howmanyideasdo you seewalkingaround, communicatingthemselves?Science-fictionhere I come!

9. Slide 8: Science Fiction FantacyImagine…a world whereeveryonewas a walkingidea.Everyideawasvisual and easy to access.Everyideawasrepresented by a creature who believed in it with it’swholebeing and entity.Ideascould be exchanged and gain support.Ideaswerecarried forward and manifestedintorealization.Ideaswerecelebrated and gainedpopularity. This whole world lived and breathedideas in an abundance.That’show the story goes…

10. Slide 9: ImagineVisualize (picturehere)Imagine the same for our world!

11. Slide 10: PopularityHow to gain popularity with ideas?Politics?Is intelligence a requirement?Where do stupid ideas end up?Is anyone keeping track of ideas?In our modern livesIn any present societyPast beliefs which challenged how life was once lived and perceived are nowadays called “innovations” and milestones in history.Animal ideas?

12. Slide 11: AnimalsDo animal haveideas (not thoughts)?How do we perceive that? Have we seen any animal innovations or creations?Actually YES!(elaborate)

13. Slide 12: Whatnext…Idea creationSure anyone can create ideasBut what to do with these ideas?Wasted time, wasted energy, why?I propose a utilization of ideas and energy.A tool for idea search, creation, collaboration, support, aid and implementation.

14. Slide 13: IdeatoolHowdoes it function?Search & find? Identifyif the ideaalreadyexists and has an owner, if so joinforces.If a novelidea, describe in simple words:What is the idea?Who is it for?Who willbenefit from it or use it?Why?Where?Archive of ideas, for utilization on a non-profit basis.Ifcommercialuse is commenced, appropriate business model for ”ownership and creation rights”.

15. Slide 14: SpreadideasTeachideacreation and implementation on elementarylevel.In school, universitiesEncouragesocieties to utilize the creativeness of individuals – for everyonesbenefit.

16. Slide 15: Business modelsBusiness modelsbased on co-creation, and sharingrevenuebased on time, effort and energyspent.OwnershipCreation rightsProduction and implementation rightsManufacturingdevelopment (via 3rd party partnerships)

17. Slide 16: Start a movementIdeas feedback cultureExchange ideasIdeas for fun and pleasure

18. Slide 17: What are you ideas?I bet you got severalideas just watching this presentation.Now start sharing your ideas.Take a step forward into the realm of idearealization.

19. Slide 18: Small ideas = Big ideasHonestly, it does not matterhow small or big your ideamay beIt does not matterhow ”wacko” it soundsAs long as you are willing to share it and work on it.Or findsomeone who wants to adopt your idea.

20. Slide 19: We like ideasWe believe in ideasHumans withoutideaswould not be hereYou would not be sitting here and listening to me…

21. Slide 20: Next stepsBusiness plan for a start-upcompanyBusiness plan for non-profit organization

22. Thank you for your attention!Questions?Zayera Khanzayera.khan@gmail.com